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This folder contains a set of simple examples illustrating how to use B-Prolog constraint support with Logtalk. These examples are adapted with permission from the original author, Neng-Fa Zhou.
The B-Prolog (::)/2
finite-domain built-in predicate clashes with the Logtalk
(::)/2
message sending operator. The solution is to use instead the alternative
B-Prolog in/2 built-in predicate.
The built-in predicate_property/2 predicate fails to report some of the
constraint predicates as built-in predicates. One workaround is to encapsulate
calls to these predicates using the {}/1
Logtalk control construct.